Definition Synonyms
Definition of editorial - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mediainvolving opinions or content of a publication
- The editorial team decided on the magazine's theme.
2.
publishingTECH. related to editing or editorsTECH.
- She has an editorial role at the magazine.
3.
fashionTECH. appropriate for high fashion magazinesTECH.
- Her outfit was very editorial in style.
Noun
1.
newspaper opinionarticle expressing opinions of a newspaper or editor
- The editorial criticized the new government policy..
2.
broadcastcommentary on radio or television
- The evening news included an editorial on climate change.
Expressions with editorial
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group overseeing content of a publication
The editorial board decided to publish the controversial article.
office area where editorial staff work
She visited the editorial department to discuss the article's details..
group of people who plan and prepare written or recorded content
The editorial staff met this morning to discuss the front-page story.
file containing printouts ready for publishing
The editor reviewed the editorial file before the deadline.
department in a media company where editors plan and prepare content
She called the editorial office to ask about submitting her article.
newspaper page that presents opinions of editors and guest writers
The editorial page argued strongly against the proposed tax increase.
artist making cartoons with political, social, or humorous commentary
The editorial cartoonist drew a comic about the election.
showing qualities or tone like an editorial article
The report was written in an editorial-style manner.
modification made to text or content during the editing process
The reviewer suggested one editorial change to clarify the conclusion.
set of rules guiding how a media outlet chooses and presents content
The newspaper updated its editorial policy to limit anonymous sources.
workflow involving editing and reviewing
The editorial process includes multiple rounds of editing and feedback.
first-person plural used by an editor to speak for a group
The editorial we is common in newspaper opinion pieces.
Origin of editorial
Latin, editor (one who puts forth)
Terms with editorial included in their meaning
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editorial sketch
humorous drawing in newspapers or magazines
editorial
illustration with a political message or satire
media
member of editorial staff in journalism
editorial leadership
senior editor in charge of a publication's editorial operations
editorial
list of a publication's staff
newspaper section
newspaper page opposite the editorial page featuring opinion articles
media
senior editor overseeing editorial operations
abr: opposite the editorial page
newspaper page for opinions and commentaries
journalism
main editorial article in a newspaper
advertising
space for an advertisement surrounded by editorial content
media
advertising disguised as editorial content
print media
advertisement styled like an editorial article
journalism
editorial department handling local news in a newspaper
unchanged book
reprinting without editorial changes
writing
editorial addition indicating authorship
workplace
office area where editorial staff work
review
collection of documents for editorial review
editorial cartoons
artist making cartoons with political, social, or humorous commentary
writing tone
showing qualities or tone like an editorial article
opinion writing
in the manner of an editorial
Examples of editorial in a sentence
Editorial decisions shape the publication's voice. The editorial team met to discuss the new issue. He wrote an editorial piece for the newspaper. The dress on the runway was strikingly editorial. Her editorial look caught the photographer's eye. The editorial praised the local community efforts.
An editorial in the paper sparked a debate. The editorial criticized the government's new policy. Listeners appreciated the editorial on education reform.
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- French:éditorial, article d'opinion, ...
- German:redaktionell, Leitartikel, ...
- Italian:editoriale, commento, ...
- Spanish:editorial, artículo de opinión, ...
- Portuguese:editorial, comentário, ...
- Chinese:社论的, 社论, ...
- Japanese:編集の, 社説, ...
- Arabic:تَحْرِيرِيّ, اِفْتِتَاحِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲרַכְתִּי, מַאֲמָר מַעֲרֶכֶת, ...
- Russian:редакционный, редакционная статья, ...
- Ukrainian:редакційний, редакційна стаття, ...
- Hindi:संपादकीय, सम्पादकीय लेख, ...
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